Ted Ralphs

As long as Cbc gets unpacked somewhere with the expected directory structure (subdirectories named `bin`, `include`, `lib` containing the expected files) and `COIN_INSTALL_DIR` points to where those directories live, CyLP...

@rileyjmurray Thanks for the report on using the Cbc installed by conda-forge with CyLP. I wouldn't say it is exactly a surprise that it doesn't work yet, as I haven't...

What do you mean by "compatible"? And what do you mean by a "more modern version of Cbc"? Do you mean the tip of the `master` branch? Since two years...

> It is at the moment unlikely, that this bug will be fixed on cbc side soon. #36 was addressed on the Cbc side because @h-g-s, who is a Cbc...

The symbolic links are part of the standard way that versioning is done with virtually all Linux packages. It's a mechanism by which you can drop in a new version...

You probably need to enable CPLEX at configure/build time (it has to be found and linked to the Osi library), as there is not dynamic loading of the library yet...

As @svigerske pointed out, your flags are a bit mangled. I would definitely recommend building with `coinbrew`, but you shouldn't need any of the `--with-*` flags unless you are trying...

If you successfully linked to openblas with Ipopt, it should also work with other projects and yes, it is better to just use openblas if you have it. > when...

> Does that imply the CoinUtils did find the openblas installation, or should I check somewhere else as well? Looks like it found some BLAS installed, but it linked with...

OK, now things are clearer. I should have been able to see what was going on from what you'd already said, but I haven't been working much with these projects...